pH-ilosopher

I've searched around but can't seeme to find statistics on which size is selling the most.

Let's say I'm reading an article containing a cited quote from let's say Benjamin Franklin. I would like to use this same quote but I do not have access to the original document containing it. What is the proper way to cite this quote in MLA?

For example, do I use the article as my source or can I say that the original document is my source?

I got pretty far in the game without knowing that you have to change the save type to 128k. I've been using save states to save instead. But now I need to be able to save so I can trade. Is there anyway I can get it to save without starting the game over?

I'm new to scheme/racket macros and here is a simplified version of the problem I'm having:

> (define-syntax let-five

(syntax-rules ()

[(let-five expr ...)

(let ((five 5)) expr ...)]))

> (let-five (+ five 2))

This should return 7 but instead I get an error saying that the identifier "five" is unbound.

All I want let-five to do is to bind the identifier "five" to the number 5 so that I can use "five" within let-five. The reason I want to do this is more complicated than this example so don't tell me that this macro is doesn't do anything useful.

I am fairly sure that I know what is wrong, but my question is what would be the correct way to write this code so that it does what I intend?

I have the iPhone Facebook app and I set it to send me push notifications because I find them useful. However, they are redundant if I am already signed into Facebook on my computer. Is there any way to disable the notifications only when I am signed in on a computer?

The default Google Chrome audio player absolutely sucks. Is there any way to get it to use Quicktime or something instead for audio files such as MP3?

What is the proper way to spell TV?

Which of the following are correct?

TV

t.v.

T.V.

tv

tv.

TV.

t. v.

T. V.

etc.

And is there a difference between American English and British English preferences?

Let's say your not-so-religious mother is coming back from vacation on Shabbos. She dislikes public transportation and would do so only as a last resort so she insists that you pick her up from the airport by car, even though she knows you observe Shabbos. What's more important, observing Shabbos or listening to your mother? Please note that this is only an example and I would like a more general answer.

What movie was it where a family thinks their house is haunted by ghosts but at the end they find out that they are the ghosts and what they thought were ghosts were really the new owners of the house?

I watched this movie a long time ago and would like to watch it again, only I don't know what it is called.

1. Who is Oscar Wilde?

2. Why is he so popular on Uncyclopedia?

Please answer question #2 because question #1 I can answer myself on Wikipedia. The only reason I am asking question #1 is in case it is relevant to your answer on question #2.

I am thinking about writing a fictional novel that includes events from my own life. The problem is that the people in my life have names that fit them completely perfectly but I would not want to use their real names in the novel. Does anyone have any tips on how to create pseudonyms for these people that will fit their characters almost as well as their real names?

I know that this question is better solved on a case-to-case basis but I am just looking for general tips since doing this case-to-case would require the impossible task of describing everything about these people.

I know that you are supposed to put the title of a book in either italics or underline. But what do you do when formatting is not available, such as in a txt file or in an online textbox?

If I typed up a long answer to a question, is there anything wrong with copying and pasting this answer to answer a similar question?